Student history project highlights Ontario port cities for public
Despite their historical value, ports have received little attention from Great Lakes scholars. A new digital public history project by ... Full story
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Rare books on campus highlighted at Archive Crawl
Book lovers and historians alike were drawn to a recent tour that gave access to two rare collections of texts, ... Full story -
Brock Talks returns with exploration of medieval Manx kingdom
Brock Talks will sail into its new season with a public lecture on the medieval sea kingdoms of Man and ... Full story -
Brock student’s museum work shines light on Niagara’s history
Paige Groot (BA ’22) spent the summer diving into diverse aspects of Niagara’s history in hopes of encouraging members of ... Full story -
Community soaks up history at former shipyard’s archaeology open house
The Niagara community came ready to see archaeology in action this week at the site of the former Shickluna Shipyard ... Full story -
Canada Games athletes, volunteers invited to share experiences with Brock historians
Brock University researchers are capturing Canada Games history as it happens from the perspective of athletes and volunteers on the ... Full story -
Public invited to learn history of Shickluna Shipyard at dig site open houses
To the untrained eye, the bits of broken glass, china and rusted metal might not look like much, but the ... Full story -
Faculty of Humanities welcomes new Associate Deans
As the new Associate Deans in the Faculty of Humanities, James Allard and Elizabeth Vlossak are looking forward to not ... Full story -
Brock students, volunteers uncovering St. Catharines’ maritime past at local dig
New discoveries are already being made at the historic Shickluna Shipyard in downtown St. Catharines — and volunteers are being invited ... Full story -
Brock prof’s new books explore alcohol’s role in shaping Canada
Liquor has played a fundamental part in shaping the nation of Canada, from the local to the national level, says ... Full story
